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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
IN COLD BLOOD.
A Murder Committed Which Was
Without PrOvocatiOn.

Special to the Glope.
PERHAaI. Mimi, Oct. 12.-Parties III
fsom the north, in Becker county, give
the particulars OF cOld-blooded muir
der which occurred last night. 1t ap-
pears that Arnold Kohler. Swiss, after
upbitching his team last evening, went
to his neighbor. John Adam, for the
purpose of notifying him to keep his
cattle out of his turnip field. Shortly
afterward Ernest Mottas, who lives
with Kohier, heard KOhler's little girl
I'm the field calling for help, that John
Adams was killing her father. He ran
over to Adams house and found Kohler
down, Adams on top, and Mrs. Adams
beIaboring Kohler over the head with a
stick of stove wood. He pulled Adams
off and helped Kohler to his feet, tell
ing him to come home. He then started
out, thinking Kohler was following him.
He heard two shots fired, and KOhler
Staggered out, saying Il am shot, and
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
An Early Settler Gone.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
FARIBAUIT, Oct. 12.-Capt. E. Fl.
Cults, one of the early settlers of Rice
county, died at his residence in this city
Tuesday evening, Oct. IL, of typhoid
fever. Capt. Cults was member of
Michael Cook Post 123, G. A. R., Fari-
bault. He served in company b, Eighth
Minnesota volunteers. In 1864 he was
promoted to captaincY in the Forty
fifth United States infantry, and served
leaves a wife. one son and four daught-
ers. The funeral will be under the aus
pices of Michael Cook Post, and will
take place on Friday, Sept. IA, at 2:3O
d. m.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13

the squatters on the Indian reservation
to move, saying if they did not he would
be compelled to use military force anu
eject them. This order affects about
half dozen of our citizens, who have
built houses on the land in hopes of get
ting a title to it. The company of
United States soldiers who are here will
remain until the order is carried out.
There are nearly $50 Indians camped at
the quarry, and they are very jubilant
over the interest the war department
has taken in the matter.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
VerndaIe Odd Fellows.

SptCldI 10 the GIODe.
VERNDALE, Mimi. Oct. PA lodge
of the l. o. 0. F. was instituted at this
place tonight under very auspicious
circumstances. There were present
j. c. COckburn. of Minneapolis, grand
master; A. l.. Bolton, of st. Paul, grand
secretary, and many members OF the
order from Brainerd,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
WinI.ock Ou. Printers.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Typographical
Union No. having made arrangements
with Harper Bros. by which the latter
are allowed to retain their non-union
employees, c. G.. Bourgone, of the Quick
Printing company, declared tonight
that unless the union compelled tile
Harpers to employ union men exclu-
sively, he would lock out his $50 EN-.
ployes OF Saturday morning and adver-
tise for Ion-umion printers and compost
tors. Mr.. BOurgone has hitherto been
favOrably inclined toward the union.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
They Are Prosperous.
,oi ~ ,In f,lolo

FARGO, Oak, Oct. IA business
session of the Fargo presbytery was
held to-day. Rev. f. NJ. Wood, mis-
sionary from North Dakota, reported
his work for six months, showing that
the denomination is prospering and
building many new churches. One was
ordered to be organized at Grand
Rapids. Sheldon was selected as the
next place of meeting. A local option
meeting was held at night. They 90 in
body to Grand Forks to attend synod,
composed of Presbyterians of Mandan,
Fargo and Pembina.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
Notable NuptiaIs.

Special to the Globe.
HUDSON, Oct. 12.- Mr.. L. A. Baher
and Miss Minnie A. Glover were mar
ried this afternoon at the attractive
home of the brides parents on Third
street. The groom is the only son of
Hon. III. G. Baher, attorney for the Min
nesota, Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic
railway and one of our oldest residents,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
Mississippi Valley G. A. r.
Special to the Globe.


RED WING, Oct. 12.-The first annual
encampment of the Mississippi valley
G. A. r. opend at the West End Driving
park here to-day, and will undoubtedly
be a grand success. The weather is all
that could he desired. The day was
mostly devoted to receiving visitors. a
considerable number of whom arrived,
including the Trimbelle, Ellsworth and
Rock Elm posts. The Ellsworth drum
corps is also on hand. Tomorrow the
camp will be augmented by the arrival
of about thirty members of Geo. Dill
post. of Prescott. together with several
others. A grand parade occurs at 10
a. m, followed by various sports on the
grounds. This evening camp fire was
held at Floral hall, with addresses by
Department Commander Wheelock and
others. Gov. McGill will be here to-
morrow.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
He Had Two Arms.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis, Oct. 12.-
An imposition was practiced upon our
citizens to-day by robust Irishman, a
tramp with number of aliases who
went from door to door begging. repre-
senting tnat he lost his arm at the battle
of Fredrickburg, and in evidence showed
an empty sleeve. Officer Harley ran
across him and in short time made
him show up two solid arms. He was
sent to the county Jail for thirty days
He threatens vengeance against the
citV
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
A Boom for Grant.

New YORK, Oct. 12.-The Herald says
this morning that even if New York
should go Republican this fall IL would
not mean that the Republicans could
carry the state in the presidential cleo
tion next year, As if to prove its belief
in its assertion, it comes out in support
of Grant, the Republican candidate for
secretary of state, and says:
BY all means vote for Col. Fred Grant. the
Republican nominee for secretary Of state.
the son of a worthy sire, who was the savior
Of the nion
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
Another Cholera IicfinL

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Another death
from cholera occurred at Swinburne
island to-day. 1t was of child of
eighteen months, who came from Ma
pies on the steamship Alesia, and wllos,.
recovery was hoped for yesterday after
noon. Nine patients still remain Oil the
island.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Oct t.12.-John j. J.Hoven
was to-day appointed postmaster at
Hoven, Paper county, Dak. vice Mrs.
Barbara Hoven, resigned; also, Daniel
J. Freeburg was appointed at st. Henry,
LIE Seuer county, Minn., vice John L.
Beer, resigned.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-The following
Minnesotians were granted pensions 10
day: Margaret, widow of James
Mooney, Waseca. Original, Henry
WhitemoTe, Cnatfield; Joseph Smetana,
Hopkins; George M. Fry. Waterviile.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
EIectries at ST. Cloud

Special to the Globe
ST. CLOUD, Oct. 12.-This city is not
going to be denied the luxury of electric
lights. A company has been organized
with capital stock of $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
Swallowed Poison.

Special to the Globe
ST. PETER, Minn., Oct. 12.-The in
FAINT child of Edward Searles, a. farmer
living adjacent to this city, swallowed
the contents of bottle of chloridine
yesterday and died from its effect within
eighteen hours
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
Badly Injured.

Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Oct. 12.-
Frank Cowan had his right arm broken
lin three places and the flesh torn from
his side while adjustidg a belt on
threshing engine at WestOwn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
A Typhoid Victim.

Special 10 the GIObe.
CANTON. OAK, Oct. 12.-I. l. NJ
Intyre, of Grand Junction, To-, CHIEF
engineer of the proposed line of rail
road from Sioux City to Marshall,
Minn., died here to-day of typhoid
fpVnr
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
The Eagle Company.

Special to the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Oct. &c COM
pany, Eighth Wisconsin infantry, the
famous Eagle company which carried
Old Abe, the war eagle, held reunion
here this afternoon and evening in
which twenty-eight survivors participa-
ted. The veterans formed for the pro-
cessiOn in front of the Grand opera
house. under command of the old cap
tain, 7. G. Butler, and wheeled into
column escorted by the Eau Claire
Light guards. Capt. Victor Wolf,
former commander of the Eagle COM
pany, was marshal. The old soldiers
did not step as briskly as when they
left here ninety strong in 1861. and one
marched with wooden leg. This even
ing there were addresses by Gen. Hollon
Richardson, of Chippewa Falls; Judge
nj. Bartlett. of Eau Claire, and others.
A ball and supper closed the reunion.
The evening gathering was intensely
enthusiastic. Old Abe, stuffed, was to
have headed the procession, but was
not sent from Milwaukee for fear of
damage in transit.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
MONTANA.
The Governor Sends in His An
nual Report.

Ine Governor Sends in His An
nual Report.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-PreSton IL.
Leslie, governor of Montana territory,
in his annual report to the secretary of
the interior estimates the present pop
ulation of the territory at 10000, an i'll
crease of 10000 during the past year
The present year, he says, has been
most favorable for the production of all
staple crops. The yields, without irri-
CATION, have been very large. On the
subject of stock raising the report says
that prior to the present year
this important industry was in a most
prosperous condition, but the last terrible
winter was most disastrous. In con-
sequence OF this experience stock men
have turned attention more to the pro-
duction of grasses and other forage
plants. The governor estimates the
number OF cattle now in the territory at
l,4OO.0OO: horses, 10000; sheep, 2,000,-
OO0: all Of high grade. One million
dollars worth of wool has been produced
and shipped this year. The total
assessed value of the taxable
property is S6,200,G90. There were
increased Investments in mill
ing. A conservative estimate
OF the yield of the mines in gold, silver,
lead and copper for the year is 26,0C0,
600. Coal has become an important ele-
ment in the mining industry of the ter
rltory. The governor says that he has
information that large areas of lands
donated to the state by the general gov
ernment for school purposes are now
unlaWfuily occupied by persons who
fence them i'll, and live upon their pro-
duets, greatly to the injury of the
property. He asks that all such per-
sorS beimmediately compelled to vacate
He recommends the establishment of
refinery in connection with the United
States assay offices at Helena. OF the
Indians, he says there has been little
trouble or danger, except for the occa-
slOnal horse-Stealing raids and counter
raids among the PieganS and Crows,
and similar performances once in awhile
by the BlOodS and Black Feet, in which
white mems property is occasionally
stolen. These outrages, says the gov
ernor, tend naturally to arouse the
spirit of resentment which will
develop into belligerent form
in the early future if not
avoided by prompt and firm measures to
prevent the recurrence of these pillag-
ing expeditions. In conclusion the re-
port says that Montana'S interests have
been greatly eramped and her progress
much retarded on account of the alien
land law. THAT law it says. $50 far
as it has or will prevent aliens from
grasping and holding great and extens-
i've areas of land may be unobjectiona-
bic, but the provisions under which
foreign capital is kept from investment
in and from the development OF our
mines are great weight and hindrance
to our people,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13
The Settlers Must Go.

Special 10 the Globe.
PIPEsTONE, Mimi, Oct. 12.-Capt.
Bean this afternoon officially notified
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-13

RH.N. read the Wants" each week.
MIfJOHS Always finding what the,
seek.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
etrbeitswtuiae @tmtpanSeter.

Die bunbeSgeiebli6e 8%eittthn1utt9, tuoz
na6 feline rs q upers" ais @t1tipanoerer
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arbeitstpiatg tparen, Sn etnt9en Sdlen
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allf ungere6te QSetie 5uridgepieleller Sim
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t6eilten yfote an ben britiIGen @elanoten
in Mai6ingtpn u. q. fplgenDeS erfldrt: Die
amerifanii6e 9fegierlng uerbttte IS it'd, oaB
t1r aus Srlano uno 1n0eren ~europatlben
QGnoern Ortsarme QufgebirOet tperOen,
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Wertpan6te pber 6reullDe iolder Nrmenz
bdllsler it9 fir beren unterbalt in bielem
Qan6e Derbirgen, fDnne Die alnerifanii9e
Ge9ierung in ibrem @i6eritaro gegen Die
@tnfu6r folder Baupers ntdt ldbt9 MAIDEN.
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binsu: Siele 0erpdbr9n9 iei f~etnespees 10
AL peritt6en, ais tpole bic amertfaniI6e
&eeierung Die @inpanbernn9 arbettStratz
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benn geraoe oieler Dirt BON @inpanoerern
bdtteu Bic Ser. Staaten einen grDBen Sbetl
hires ral6en @%mporbtiibens 5l beroatfen.
SIN bieiem Geiite bat ieBt aud Tinan3s
mtntfter SatrdtI6 gebanoelt. @r
bat an Bic Stem Norfer @intpanOerun9ss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
Gnttams6te

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meinite G~ofalpolittf i'm alien Still III tret>
ben, utb NIT elmer B~iigiantfeit gegen @ors
man, tpelGe gu ietnerH tuiaenSfrGftigen
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babe GleneIalo an bieien 2euten feftges
balten.
0agegen berfi6ern observation-disclosures
WtGnner In Wearnlano ielb1t: Ser 8aItis
morer SofalsBolttifer 9tggins, tpelGem
Dor mebr ais 5tuet Sabren auf Gmpfeblung
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ante ibertrageu purbe, lei Ser ein3tge, altf
ben it6 iol6e 8ortuirfe bulb Mr6 balb
antreitoen lteBen; Inb aud Der babe ietn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15

Gommiiiton Elm le6r entl6ieoencS Sbretber
9eridtet, tpel0es INT ben Worten Btpfelf
rOie @iniponoerungs7GDmmtllion bat 1td
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lei, lit benz Sttans 0epartetnent berlte9e1,
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9(uf oiele lBeiilll1g beS Stndltil1tnl1ters
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t6r 0Qiein all ltltD fir ft9 etn Sfanoal.
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tpan6erungS 6 Gommiiiton bis alf ben 6eitz
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gen.
Ser 8un6 fonnte 6aran tti6ts Gnoern,
in6em er slpar Elm 91ebt Der Qufli6t iiber
Die neutrality-suspicious. Oes Staates
Seem Dorf beitbt, aber nad ietnen mangel1
baften geisben ntd)t bon ii6 ans cine Stem
gprter @itlnanoerungSbebOro b~eitelen
fam, oureb melGe cine Staatsbeboroe bteler
Dirt gang entbebrli6 perDen piiroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15

GSn GDtc6go baben repu6ltfulttl6e Wfuder
atO Ae11peret3ler bon ben burbeStreuen
2enfl0en etre Iol6e etnOrtnaltGe Qe6re
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dltef1 Jtebellet>0 Democratic oltsotnd. tpGrer
DE bunbestrelten 0eutihen Wobniinutde
0oer 0errGtber an Ser Treibeit llrS an ben
SSgtigen 9eloelst, fnenr1 iie ni6t freubtg ben
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oelt OberaG e6elen bettubt bGtten.
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2eras 81 Ouniten Der 9roDibition beripens
bet baben, 10 tpitr6e iebt bon alien Muferz
ltno Semperen5z SGn5eln I'M Nor6et iein
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gen Der dlten S1oen Der pb0nt3ii9e O6erz
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@etiter, ma6ten.
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BrobtbtttpnSfrage fein @ltgel geiDor6el,.
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den er dm Qbenb ieines QebenS Der perI0rtz
ltden Sretbett 9eIeiitet bat, nt6t an3uerz
fenftelt.
Die S6ma9 Ser observation-disclosures
lt0 BroDtbtttonsft1npel in SIb uno Nor6
beitebt gerabe bartn, DAB ieIbit Elm Sefferion
9abts fte an Sreibeitsliebe ibertrtfft.
0ieienigen 0emofrdten i'm SIz
ben, iDel6en Sefferion 9aDtS' 5unG6ft n
Teras cine 10 etnbringli9e 2e6re gegebet
bat, tperben boffentli6 oteie 2eGre aud
gritnbltd uho irttner beadten. Selbft 0tes
Ter alte perbobrte gertreter Ser Stdatetz
re6te iprt9t ber Wfe6r6ett III etttemt Staate
otis @hti6te6ehite bds Necbt ab, Die ltnberz
GlBerli1en 9te6te ber Wfi1toerbett, bdrunter
beiDnbers aud baS &e6t gum anftGnbigen
@enuIie getittger @etrdnfe, SIT unteroriiden.
Sa dufS unSpetbeutigite p"ertptrft er aud
0en local option-ltnfIg, uel6er 0te{es Gedt
Der WttltoerDeit I'M etnSelnen SDuntD DDer
in Der etnSelnen @emeinbe unteroriidt un6
tpel6er felt SSSabren int Siiben urlter Sem
bp6en S6uBe Der bort berri6en6en bemoz
fratil6en 8artet bon County 3u County
unb BON Srt 3u Dirt i6rettet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
$63, 800, 600 $76, 928, 10

Wfdtt oenfe! SSt 1tebelt W1ondteit tpuroen
rlnb fir II Wttutonen Dollars Gtgen=
tbumSlDert6e burb Seler perltidtet! Menn
es na6 oenielben 8er9dltnilie lpeiter gebt,
10 iutro fir bds 9dt5e Sa6r 1887 eirte Ser
l~ultluntllte bon 1872 Wtillionet Doll
lars ST Der3et6len iein, B.. +.
20 WiIItoneu me1r, ais
Der b09ite Gcrlltit6etra9, ben ie eth eits
5elnes Subr ergeben bat!-@s tptrb nt6t su
plel bebdllptet ietn, tpelln man ldgt, baB bte
Srdrtolddoen etttes Su6res in gdit3Ieutidz
LAMB, Gelterretd)z ultgart, Srdnfrei1, Sell
gten, 6olano, 9dnemdrt, Spdnien urb
SSStdlter gu alllntehgenorm1en nt6t 10 'pteL
betrdgett, tDte Die 1T ben gerctntgten StQQteft
auetl1, -beionoetS pel1lt man BIER, tpte
1t6'5 gebil1rt, au1 oteienieets 8erIuIte nit
etnre6uet, Die in ben Uerset6ntfien Ser
@eriiderungs : @eieui9aften Mot aufaez
fiibrt itt6.
Die 606e 6er8erftderltngsiGbe bil5et Sen
ideriten WfoBitab fir bic 8ergleibuna Der
8ranbitcuern. WG6reno bier Die 8eriide>
rutt9 olIf Sdllier ie lta6 iDrer Gage unb
Teuerqefabrlt6tett bon J Bis 3l 10 auf's
0unbert betrGgt, lit iie in 8erlin 1tur
etn Tnnftel auf's Tauieuo. 0as
betBt: bort ncr1t6ert man 1000 DoIIars
purh etne SeSabreS5dblltng bon 20 Gents
(1l5 0ouar). llnb aus benz Grtrad bieIer
0erfi0ertngSprdmie merben ni9t MIR alle
Grdnold)Goen eriebt, 1orlbert es miro baoot
ou6 nod bus geiammte SellerI6l9welen
(fire Department. Der Sta6t er1alteu!
IS tit bier ntbt Ser 0rt, Den @rilnbeu
nab5lforl9en, tDe56alb Die !3abl Der perz
oerbli6en Teuersbrinite in Sen Ser. Gtaas
ten 10 Diel grOBer lit, ols briiben. 9enn
eriters ipiiroe bas iebr tpett fi6ren urtb
3~tpettens tDirbe es nt9t Das @ertnafte
nitben. Die letGte 8auart Der 6Guier,
9roBe 0iirre int Sommer, idledte 6etas
pOrrt6tun9eu i'm @inter, DerbrederilAer
Set6titnn unb Sabrldfigfett: aue biele
uno ptele aroere Oinge tpGren ba tn 8ez
trd6t a1 5ieDen. in llriatbe ober itebt in
Der poroeriten 9teibe eS tit bte Grmltnterlnq
5l1r DDriGblt6en 8ranbftiftunq a,
tpelde Die Geritderun9s s@s ieui6aften burdJ
Gerf:herung ilber Sen @ertb + n :
a II s btetet. QGenn bur6 @eieb befttmmt
meroen f0nnte, DAB ~feinerlei @igentbum fir
n1ebr ais bret 8tertel IeineS (getpiIz
ien6aft SIT ernltttelnben) Mertbes p~er1idJert
tperOen bitrfte, 10 pirbe bamit allein i6on
Die iGbrli6e @eiamrntluutme Ser 8ran6z
i6Gben Don 100 duf 70 poer 80 Miuionen
b~erabgeieBt uerben.